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index The index is based on 100. Scores greater than 100 mean that group is over represented, compared to the population. Scores less than 100 mean that group is under represented, compared to the population. Indices are useful when looking at the propensity of certain groups to buy particular products or use different media.
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index a list or systematic guide to the contents of a set of data, such as a periodical index or an index in a book.
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indexes An Index is a statistical composite that is used to indicate the performance of a market or a market sector over various time periods. The following is a variety of indices that are used to gauge the performance of stocks and other securities in the US
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index systematic guide to the contents of a file, document, or group of documents
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index Statistical composite that measures changes in the economy or in financial markets, often expressed in percentage changes from a base year or from the previous month. Indexes measure the ups and downs of stock, bond, and some commodities markets, in terms of market prices and weighting of companies the index.
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